Proposal of the Accountant General of Bengal [Charles Morley] that mint certificates should continue to be discharged in Calcutta sicca or Farrukhabad rupees until there is a sufficient supply of Company's new rupees (includes a printed copy of Government of India Act 17 of 1835 regarding the new...
Proposals of the Bombay Government for increasing the allowances of their superior native revenue officers (ie daftardars and mamlatdars) to place them on an equal footing with their native judicial officers
Bengal Government decide that buoys and beacons are unsuitable for the Chittagong river mouth - they sanction instead an establishment for two small pilot cutters - question of the pier facilities at Chittagong
Obstruction caused to the circulation of Government copper coins in the Jaunpur District by the large quantities of Gorakhpur pice in use in the markets there
Bengal Government authorize the Accountant General to replace to the credit of the Civil Service Annuity Fund the sum of 30,000 rupees (plus interest) which had been over-transferred on account of Robert Mitford and Mordaunt Ricketts
Papers regarding the establishment of a Chartered Bank at Bombay (includes printed memorials to the Court of Directors from the Provisional Committee of the Bank, dated 23 Feb 1839, and 20 Mar 1839, also a memorial of the original shareholders, dated 18 Feb 1839, and a printed prospectus)
Government of India call upon the Calcutta Mint Committee to report what, advantage, if any, will be obtained by the continued existence of the Saugor Mint (Vol 1)